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Makua and Kila (plaque)
Holly Young2001
Public Art in Public Places
California, United States
(Plaque)
This view shows the public space surrounding this two-piece cast patinated bronze and stone sculpture that depicts the characters in the Fred Van Dyke children's story of a young boy's friendship with a Monk seal. The sculpture includes the surrounding carved stone and native coastal foliage.
Details
- Title: Makua and Kila (plaque)
- Creator: Holly Young
- Date: 2001
- Physical Location: Public Art "Makua and Kila", Kuhio Beach, Honolulu, HI
- Physical Dimensions: 15 x 20 ft
- Subject Keywords: Public art, Public space, Surfing Culture, Surfing, Children's Literature, Fred Van Dyke, Kuhio Beach Park, Honolulu, Hawaiian public art, Hawaii, United States of America, Public Art in Public Places, Hawaiian art
- Type: Sculpture, Public art
- External Link: Public Art in Public Places: "Makua and Kila", Google Maps: Public Art "Makua and Kila"
- Medium: cast bronze, bronze, stone, patinated bronze, rock
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